Do your kids need a gratitude adjustment? 🤔

70 ways to teach your kids gratitude... just in time for Thanksgiving! [Image]() [DIVA STORE]( [DATES]() [INTIMACY](=) Hi, {NAME}!! There's something special about November, don't you think? It seems that the closer we get to Thanksgiving and Christmas, people act a little kinder, there's more good news on TV, and there's an overall attitude of gratitude. We're sure you've heard of ways to recognize your own blessings, but what about teaching your kids to do the same? As parents nowadays, I think most of us have encountered a conversation with other caregivers on entitlement, what that means, and how to avoid it. You’ve probably discussed ways to rear your children, ways to teach them patience, and to teach them what it means to be thoughtful of others – all in an effort to avoid that ugly “E” word. How can you avoid entitlement? Thankfully, it's simple: by teaching kids how to practice gratitude. We like to call this a "gratitude adjustment." 😉 70 WAYS TO TEACH KIDS GRATITUDE So, how do you teach kids to have an attitude of gratitude? - teaching them that they can’t do it all on their own, - teaching them humility, - teaching them that they need others to help them accomplish their goals, - and lastly, by teaching them that true joy comes from when we are serving, loving, and thinking of those around us. Studies show that the happiest people have grateful hearts. As parents, I think we can all agree that all we want is for our children to be happy and healthy, right? That's exactly what we're going to discuss in this post. Interested in learning how to implement an attitude of gratitude in your house? Click the link below to read our 70 awesome ideas for teaching kids gratitude. [CLICK HERE TO READ MORE]( PRINTABLE THANKSGIVING SIGNS FOR PRACTICING GRATITUDE Now that you have some ideas for teaching kids how to be grateful; let's talk about how you can keep this attitude of gratitude going strong all throughout the rest of the month... Starting with writing down what you're thankful for! Writing down blessings on a daily basis (or keeping a gratitude journal) is a common trait among the happiest people. It's a good habit to start while your kids are young so that they can carry it into adulthood. We've got five beautiful printable "thankful signs," and they're absolutely FREE. All you have to do is print, hang them up, find some markers or crayons, and let your kids do the rest! You and your spouse can join in on the fun, too. [PRINT THESE GRATITUDE SIGNS]( Happy November, friends! 🍂 Credit for the image of children in this email: [ID 102602802 | Happy Kids © Rawpixelimages | Dreamstime.com]( F O L L O W U S [Facebook]() [Instagram]() [YouTube]( [Pinterest]( Want to stay connected via text messages? [OPT-IN to text messages HERE](), and get 25% OFF your next order! [W W W . T H E D A T I N G D I V A S . C O M]( Getting too many emails? You can opt out of our weekly newsletter & exclusive monthly freebies [HERE](. You can opt out of our holiday guide newsletters [HERE](). [Unsubscribe]( The Dating Divas PO BOX 1038 Kaysville, Utah 84037 United States